It's Me

Yuki and his sleazy business associate scam money from innocent people by pretending to be distant relatives in need of funds. When Yuki goes to visit a old woman, posing as a friend of her grandson, strange things begin to happen. As with the previous installment, "It's Me" has a nice premise that goes astray. This piece is very disjointed, as it's a crime drama which suddenly turns into a ghost story. The denouement is interesting, but I honestly missed the point where the line between reality and fantasy was crossed. The piece does contain a very small nod to Suspiria.